Free SEO Help: Search Engine Optimization Contest from Central Ohio Internet Marketing Agency

Free SEO Help: Search Engine Optimization Contest from Central Ohio Internet Marketing Agency
“Google Hates My Website” contest winner will receive thousands of dollars worth of search engine help from leading Midwest SEO agency.

COLUMBUS, OH (WebWire) December 17, 2008 -- Does your site need Search Engine Optimization (SEO) help, bad? Is your site absolutely nowhere to be seen when searching Google, Yahoo! or MSN on your keywords? Does Google Hate Your Website? The Columbus, OH online marketing experts at Webbed Marketing are announcing the “Google Hates My Website” contest. They are looking for the SEO un-friendliest, no meta data or pages indexed, most in need of SEO help websites out there. Non-profit, not-for-profit and community groups are especially encouraged to enter the SEO contest (http://www.webbedmarketing.com/seomakeover.html).

The rules of the contest are straightforward. Eligible companies, non-profits and community groups are encouraged to apply for the contest by filling out the “Google Hates My Website” entry form at http://www.webbedmarketing.com/ . Contest submissions will be accepted through January 21, 2009 at 11:59 PM EST. The entrant who is deemed to have the website most in need of professional help -- through industry standard search optimization metrics -- will be chosen as the winner.

From there, the team of internet marketing experts at Webbed Marketing will get to work on a complete overhaul of the website. The search engine help will include a complete consultation and analysis valued at over $10,000. Here are just a few examples of the corrective measures that Webbed Marketing will take to ensure that Google no longer hates your site: installation of site maps, changes or additions to website copy, changes to or creation of website meta data and submission of website to search engines and/or online directories.

Webbed Marketing’s Founder and President, Bill Balderaz, is excited about the contest. “We see this as a fun way to get businesses and organizations aware of the wealth of resources that are available to them online,” he said. “The fact that the ‘SEO makeover’ is entirely free should be reassuring to companies and organizations that are hurting in the current economic climate. Of course, we encourage non-profits and not-for-profit organizations to enter the contest because we have worked well with them in the past.”

Webbed Marketing indeed has a reputable history of working with non-profit and not-for-profit organizations. They have had a particularly close relationship with those organizations operating in the mental health and wellness area. This past year, Webbed Marketing helped The National Council for Community Behavioral Healthcare (http://www.thenationalcouncil.org/) achieve a nomination for Non-Profit Marketer of the Year from the American Marketing Association in 2008.

“Bill and the team at Webbed Marketing have really helped us enhance our online presence,” said Meena Dayak, Director of Marketing and Communications at the National Council for Community Behavioral Healthcare. “They have helped frame our rich content appropriately to make us the go-to source on mental health and addictions.”

The complete rules and regulations for the “Google Hates My Website” contest can be found by navigating to http://www.webbedmarketing.com/seomakeover.html. Along with the terms and conditions is the contest entry submission form. Remember, all submissions must be turned in before January 31, 2009 at 11:59 PM EST.

About Webbed Marketing

Webbed Marketing is a team of experts in the internet marketing field. Their goal is to grow businesses through the application of internet resources. The firm specializes in search engine optimization and marketing, as well as viral marketing services and word of mouth and buzz measurement. Learn more about the team and their services at http://www.webbedmarketing.com.

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Bill Balderaz

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Webbed Marketing

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